Fame, Money, Glory, or Love? -

Fame, Money, Glory, or Love?

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Parts 2
Time 13m

Reads 19
Votes 2
Parts 2
Time 13m

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David, a talented football player, is determined to pursue his dream of becoming a professional and lifting his family out of poverty. Despite facing many obstacles, including a lack of resources and discouraging comments from others, he works tirelessly to improve his skills. When his father, his only source of support, passes away, David struggles to find the motivation to continue chasing his dream. But a chance encounter with his father's friend gives him the help he needs to keep going. As David's career takes off, he faces a difficult choice - will he stay true to his love of the game, or will he be swayed by the allure of fame and fortune?All Rights Reserved

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